AI Article Synopsis
- The autocloning technique creates photonic crystals by stacking layers of high- and low-index dielectric materials in a zigzag pattern on periodic substrates.
- TiO2/SiO2 two-dimensional polarization filters were made using electron beam evaporation and ion-beam-assisted deposition, maintaining the zigzag shape with a thickness of 8 μm.
- This symmetric design can function as an antireflection coating, helping to minimize ripples and providing a working wavelength range of 200 nm.
Article Abstract
The process of fabricating photonic crystals comprised of alternately stacked high- and low-index dielectric materials on periodic substrates to form zigzag films is called the autocloning technique. In this study, we have fabricated TiO2/SiO2 two-dimensional polarization filters by using electron beam gun evaporation with ion-beam-assisted deposition. The shape of the zigzag structure is preserved, and the total thickness is 8 μm. The symmetric structural design can be utilized as an antireflection coating applied to reduce ripples and achieve a 200 nm working wavelength range.
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